Word: benefitã
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...benefit??all first tier universities—because more students think they can go to the schools that they want,” she added...
...institutionalize social fluidity. For one thing, how ’bout a program that matches up every senior (those jaded unmagical Muggle types) with an entering first-years with similar interests, a sort of one-on-one Prefect program? Aside from the attendant social fluidity, both parties would derive benefit??the first-years from the senior’s experience, and the senior from the first-year’s starry-eyed wonderment. And, if we seniors want to kick-start our own narrative engines, why not pair each of us up with an alums with similar professional...
Unlike many universities, Harvard does not own its teaching hospitals, and as a result exerts only indirect control over their activities. HMS administrators said that the relationship hinges on the hospitals’ and the schools’ mutual benefit??HMS needs the hospitals to train its students, the hospitals need the school for the academic credentials it provides and the doctors it can help attract...
...effective a learning environment Mass. Hall provides (protesters hanging out the windows, frequent chants and marches, etc.), the choice to “show support” by preventing students from suffering the consequences of their actions—using an ideological test to confer a pedagogical benefit??is clearly inappropriate. Professors may use their lectern as a soapbox, but not their grading sheet...